The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-30
CITY MATTERS IN GENERAL
In Brief.

laws He WAS brought to the city by Deputy
Marshal Ward.
The ladies dressing dolls for the Fower Mis-
sion fair will please send them to Mrs. c. F..
Coffin. No. 500 North Pennsylvania street, as
early as possible.
Henry Phillips and Albert Patterson were
found guilty of petit larceny in the Criminal
Court yesterday, and each sent to the work.
house for SIX months
Lycureus Bass, of the men indicted for
connterfieit'ne by the last United states grand
jury. entered plea of guilty yesterday SEN
tence was not pronounced
The Indianapolis Lecture Course will be
opened at Ply mouth Church on the 9Th of No
vember. by Rev. Joseph Parker, OF London.
whose subject will be Christian Agnosticism"
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank Davis and Hannah B. Wolfe. Eugene
Seiferd and Louisa Gestarnd. George w. Delong
and Lydia Myers, Samuel DuBuIl and Katie
Wilton.
The summer residence OF John H vajen, at
Maxinkuckee. was burglarzed one day the last
week, and several hundred dollars worth of
silserwaEe aud other valuable property was car
ried away.
The jury that heard the Sweetser- Brosnan
damage suit was discharged yesterday fore
noon, without having agreed upon verdict
Eleven of the jurors voted to return a verdict in
favor the defendant.
The Secretary OF State is sending out the
House and Senate journals and the acts of the
last session Of the Legislature. The journals
are very formidable documents, but the acts
liable to be mistaken for book marks.
Toe annual meeting Of the committee OF one
hundred will be held Monday evening in Super
shall be a large attendance OF citizens, as it is
probable the question OF enlargng the scope Of
the organization will be considered
Ed Schafer, the proprietor Of a saloon on
English avenue. was struck over the head with
beer glass by Ed Quihlon at III o'clock last
night The trouble grew out Of q quarrel over
the free lunch in the saloon. Sehafers wounds
were dressed by Dr.. Thomas Quinlon ar
rested.
meeting OF the executive committee OF the
State Board of Agriculture has been called for
programme for the annual meeting in Janu-
airy. The officers of the various cattle and agri-
cultural societies have bean asked to meet at
the same time.
years OF age, living in fat on West Washing
ton street. was declared insane yesterday by a
commission composed OF Drs Wishard and
Carver. and Justices Smock and Judkips She
was formerly an inmate Of the Ohio insane
asylum. and was released six months ago appar-
emily cured
THE RACE AT THE RINK.
Harry L. Garfield won the gold medal and the
championship in the two-mile at the Vir-
ginia-avenue rink. last evening Time, TAB
The attendance large. The rink will be
open next Wednesday and Saturday, afternoon
and evening. There will be another race Satur-
day night
DECIDED IN FAVOR OF REV. EDsoN
The suit of c. A. Greenleaf against Rev. FL.
A. Edison, which has been under consideration
in Squire Feiblemans court for several days,
was yesterday decided by the justice in favor of
DR. Edison and against Mr.. Greenleaf for costs.
Mr.. Greenleaf will probably appeal to the SUI
perior Court
Y. A. PAPER CHASE
Ten men started from Cables drug store yes
terday in the hare and hounds Messrs. Bowser
and Hay. hares. won by seventeen minutes
Chester Moon was the first hound, but his medal
hArax toP thn .hraa III In;v
improperly made There will be another chase
next Saturday.
WOULD NOT TRUST THE GRAND JURY.
George O'Brien was arrested yesterday on in
formation filed in the Criminal Court, charging
him with robbng Jerusaem's store Massa-
chusetts avenue two weeks ago. The officers re-
fused TO allow the grand jury TO consider the
case. because 1t has been discharging all the
criminals brought before it
CLOTHING FOR THE POOR
The clothing bags of the Indianapolis Benevo-
lent Socisty are now being distributed through
the city, and everyone will have an opportunity
to do some good to the poor without serious in
convenience to self Any cast off clothing that
will be of service to keep out The cold during the
coming months will be acceptable. There is no
urgent demand for gauze understands or silk
neck-ties.
BURNING OF A LARGE BARN.
The large barn belonging to Probst g. Schad,
the grocers and feed dealers at the of Ten
nessee and Fifth streets, was partially destroyed
by FIRE last evening at 6 o'clock. The building
was occupied by It's owners. and was used for
pressing hay Several tons OF hay were
burned. and the press considerably dam
aged The loss Is estimated at $500; covered
by insurance.
THE COMING EXHIBIT OF PICTURES.
The exhibit OF etchings to be opened on Nov.
8 by the Art Association, will con tain many fine
landscapes. Among them THE Farm by
the River" by Richie; Shrewsbury River" on
satin, by Millspaueh; Gloucester Harbor." by
Mas; "Mowing," by Moran; Evening Walk"
by Lathrop and hundreds of others Mr..
Steeles and Mr.. Forsythe's recent works will
also BE- exhibited in separate room. The
rooms Of the association are over CAthcarts
store, No. 245 West Washington street
A COMPLICATION STATE ACCOUNTS
A curious complication of affairs has arisen in
the State offices in regard to salaries and appro-
prations 1t has been customary in most of
the departments to pay installments of salary
at the end OF each month, but AT some time in
the past there has been change in the books by
which these payments appear to be made in ad-
vance. The result that although the
ployes have received only eleven installments
their appropriations exhausted Possibly |
the employees at some time 10 the past received
thirteen install ments in one year.
A NEW PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The Review Publishing Company. of Liberty,
Ind. fled it's articles with the Secretary of State
yesterday. Its capital stock $500. It will
publish THE Liberty Review" and conduct job |
Office in connection Herewith. The directors
are Denis Edgar VIM. w. Snyder and Squire |
3. Rude. The stock is held by seven members
In equal portions. The members outside of the
directory Thomas Pentecost Spencer l..
Stevens. Joshua Snyder and NJ. L. Rude. all of
Liberty. The paper will be Democratic in
politics One Republican and one independent
newspaper are published at Liberty now.
Services the Churches To-Day.
Rev Wilbur T. Sheridan will address the Mil
itary Park meeting this afternoon
Rev. r v. Hunter talks this evening at Sew
enth Presbyterian Church on THAT Boy"
Rev R. E. Neehbor will preach at North
Baptist Church this morning THE Dividing
Christ"